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Hey Jimmy,
Sorry, didn't see your message before I posted my last one :)
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Never mind, it seems that Winforms MessageBox works without full trust..
Thanks,
Michael
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Unless you are using the 2003 OM, the usual MessageBox should do the trick, and should not require full trust.
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Qdabra's Report Builder Tool helps build queries to extract the content from your DBXL documents' XML via the QueryDocumentsNodeSet web service method which does not requere any SQL mapping. Using the tool, you will be able to export the results to Excel for pivoting and charting.
Please also refer to this blog post for more information ...
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Use this as a starter template for when you go through the steps on How to Use Report Builder to Build Queries and Retrieve Data from DBXL.
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Hey Jimmy,
Thanks for your answer!
Do you know how can I display an alert message box using InfoPath API from C#?
Thanks!
Michael
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To avoid a full trust form, you should use InfoPath's APIs to use the form's data connections to access webservices, make queries, etc. If you try to call webservices or make SQL queries directly from code, you can run into a full trust situation.
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Hi,
If I create a form template which uses C#, calls webservices from the code and displays alert dialogs using System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox, does it mean that this form template has to be configured as Full Trust and digitally signed?
Is there a way to code the form template in C# and avoid this Full Trust requirement?
Thanks,
Michael
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Could you give me the same in Jscript please?
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I'm used to combo boxes in Access and Excel where you can bind a particular column as the results but look at a different column to make your choice (like you see the client name, but you are actually selecting the client ID when you make your choice). It would appear that this is not possible in InfoPath. What I want to do is have ...